Bishop Michael Couch Obituary, Cause of Death – Apostolic Leader Dies at 70
It is with deep sorrow that the Apostolic Independent Missions family announces the passing of Bishop Michael Ray Couch on July 31, 2026, at the age of 70. His death has left a profound void in his family, church, and the wider Apostolic community.
Born on August 7, 1955, Bishop Couch dedicated his life to ministry and service. He was the General Director of Apostolic Independent Missions, Inc. and the Founding Pastor of Apostolic Tabernacle in Winnsboro, Louisiana. His leadership, vision, and unwavering faith guided countless believers and helped strengthen the Apostolic movement both locally and internationally.
Bishop Couch was remembered as a man of God whose compassion, wisdom, and dedication inspired generations. His ministry was marked by a commitment to spreading the Gospel, supporting missions, and nurturing the spiritual growth of his congregation. He was not only a pastor but also a mentor, friend, and spiritual father to many.
The Apostolic Independent Missions family, along with the members of Apostolic Tabernacle, are grieving the loss of a leader whose influence extended far beyond the pulpit. His legacy of faith and service will continue to live on through the lives he touched and the ministries he helped build.
During this time of mourning, heartfelt prayers and condolences are extended to Bishop Couch’s family, his church family, and all those who were blessed by his ministry.
🕊️ Bishop Michael Couch’s earthly journey has ended, but his spiritual legacy will endure as a guiding light for future generations. May he rest in eternal peace.
